Page 3 - Daisy Precision Max, .22 Reviews

These pellets are very economical.They shoot very well from my HW45LP

I wish that they were cleaner.Everyone complains about the residue on them.It is really amazing how dirty they are.

I bought these because they were cheap and because I had read that you should try different brands and styles of pellets to see which shoots best from your gun.I tried these in a RWS 54 and a BSA lightening.Both guns are springers and both guns shot poorly with these pellets. Now the surprise.I have purchased a HW45LP pistol in .22 cal.It is fun to shoot but challenging to shoot accurately.The gun itself is pretty accurate.It is just a challenge to keep the form consistant shot to shot.I have been shooting Crosman premier and JBS exacts.They both shot about the same out of the HW45.Then I remembered I had these and tried them in the HW45.I was amazed.They grouped tighter than the premium pellets in that pistol.Just goes to show it is a very good idea to try a variety of pellets.Shooting from a supported position these grouped about 25% tighter from ten meters.In that gun.

cheap

the shape. they hang in my benjamin

These pellets are dirty, soft, and misshapen. Every single pellet hangs in my new Benjamin 392 while loading. I could not get a grouping of less than 3" at 10m! I thought there was something wrong with my rifle and I was going to return it. Then I tried some crossman pellets. I have yet to have one hang while loading and I can get good groups with them. The daisy pellets are deformed right out of the tin. The skirts are just too soft, and they leave a lot of residue in the barrel. They may work well in some airguns, but I will avoid them from now on. very dissapointed.

Decent plinkers for the price.

Change back from the Chinese manufacturer to the Spanish one.

I'm very disappointed that Daisy changed suppliers on these pellets. The Spanish ones were clean, consistent and just "prettier". These are utilitarian, rough around the edges and subject to skirt deformation (they need more antimony in them). I am shooting a tin of them through my "2240 Mk1", which is a 2240 to which I added a 14.6" barrel, shoulder stock and up-rated gas cylinder. They seem to be acceptable and group well enough for dispatching rogue tin cans and pests, but I miss the old ones. Daisy, are you listening?

I like the price and they do shoot good out of my benji 392, but they are hard to load. I have to move them around or hold the gun with the muzzle pointed at the floor just to get them to go straight into the receiver. But once they are in they do hit the intended target.

Possibly the diameter of the point.

These are just the problems that I have had in my benji 392. This should not be a problem in any break barrel springer.

Cheap price. Reusable screw top tins!

Nothing.

This is plinking grade ammo. It shoots high compared to other 14 grain .22 pellets in my air rifle. Groups are on the large side and there are deformities on nearly every pellet in the tin. Buy it for when you let your kids or friends shoot your air rifle. Keep the screw top tins for you expensive ammo that came in regular top tins.

Great pellet for "Plinking", and recreational target shooting. Nice soft lead with little, or no "antimony" really grip's the rifling, and excellent mushrooming characteristic's for pesting, and small game. At 14gr. it's the right weight for most sub-FAC gun's

Go back to the Old Manufacturer

Daisy just changed the manufacturer who makes their pellet's, As far as I'm concerned the quality was a little bit better before the change. The Pellet was made by the same manufacturer who puts out the "Peak" brand of pellet's, which surpass's the Daisy point's in all aspect's. Cheer's, Andy.

Nothing about these

Take them out of the distribution

I was beginning to doubt my marksmanship until I tried another brand. With the pointed as well as the flat nosed my 2250 shot groups of 4inches!! @ 10 yds. With a different pellet the same gun shoots .5inch groupings. The pellets are inconsistent, bent and as a matter of fact after I realized it's the pelltes I threw 3 boxes away. *I* would not even pay $1/can Just not worth the effort, time and frustration.

Cheap?

Like I have said before, with Daisy, these pellets are so soft its like play doe. So much that accuracy is zero and I don't mean dead zero.

Don't buy it.

A good, consistent, accurate pellet at a cheap price!

Nothing.

Perhaps not "match" grade, but perfectly suitable for backyard plinking and pest control, especially with their low price. Stock up and keep shooting.

Very cheap compared to other .22 cal pellets. Decent pellet for plinking and short range pest control. Works well in my daisy 22sg i'm able to shoot one hole groups at 10 yards.

Very dirty, leaves a lot of lead residue on hands and also inside the barrel. Also about 1 out of 10 pellets were deformed in each tin but the rest were fine.

After shooting a tin of these pellets i noticed a large decrease in accuracy caused by lead buildup in the barrel but once i ran a few patches through it cleaned right up.

I have been shooting these pellets out of a Crosman 2250B air rifle, and the accuracey is very good in my opinion...

Make them available in tins of 500 pellets to a tin...